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Editing a timeline
Double-click a virtual clip in the Main Timeline to edit its contents. This will create
a new Timeline tab, showing the media clips and effects expanded in the
workspace. After you have finished your edits, all of the changes will be
automatically updated into the virtual clip in the Main Timeline.
Double-clicking the virtual clip, Timeline1, will open a new Timeline tab for you to edit its
contents.
To delete a specific timeline, set it active then right-click on its tab to open a
pop-up menu. Select Close Timeline from the menu.
Working with virtual clips
Virtual clips have the same editing attributes as ordinary video clips. All tools
applicable to video clips can be used with virtual clips, such as trimming and Ripple
modes.
You can also apply video and audio filters, moving paths, freeze frame, speed,
reverse, color calibration, overlay options, and other features. The only limitation
is the unavailability of the Split by Scene function in the Clip menu when working
with virtual clips.
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